China-Bangladesh relations

Bangladesh's prudent, selective engagement with China's Belt and Road has helped Dhaka avoid the debt problems that plague other South Asian participants.

The China-India conflict has inspired more paternalism against Bangladesh’s rapidly developing economy.

If Dhaka plays its cards right, the country could grasp an opportunity as both China and India up their efforts to gain influence.

Despite India’s concerns, the port in Bangladesh won’t become a Chinese asset – but it will bring Beijing other benefits.

Dhaka has largely avoided the major pitfalls of China’s initiative while embracing the gains.

Bangladesh has turned its neighbors' rivalry into billions of dollars in investment and military equipment.

What progress has the BRI made in South Asia thus far?

Bangladesh's purchase of K-8W aircraft has sparked some controversy at home.

The three-phase Chinese proposal for ending the crisis merits serious consideration.

A deeper look at Dhaka’s role in an intensifying Great Game in the Indian Ocean.

As Bangladesh and Myanmar build up their navies, India and China compete to supply equipment.